WAEC Result of Boy Wants to Study Medicine At University Surfaces As He Scores 328 in JAMB
- A Nigerian teacher has shared the WAEC result of one of his students who did very well in the examination
- The teacher also shared the boy's JAMB result, which showed that he scored 328, noting that he wants to study medicine
- The boy, who is from Ondo state, passed his WAEC very well, scoring A1 in eight subjects, including mathematics
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A Nigerian teacher proudly posted the WAEC result of one of his students who passed excellently.
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) released the results of the exam earlier on August 12.
Source: Facebook
Sulymon Saka posted the WAEC result on Facebook and noted that the boy was in need of a scholarship.
The WAEC result showed that the boy, Adetula Adebisi Olurunfemi, passed the examination excellently.
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Student who passed WAEC with A1 in eight subjects
He got A1 in eight out of the nine subjects he registered for in WAEC. He recorded B3 in English language.
The subjects he registered for showed that he's a science student. They included mathematics, marketing, geography, civic education, English language, agricultural science, biology, physics, and chemistry.
He said Adetula's results were commendable, and it would be nice if he was considered for a scholarship.
Sulymon said:
"Here are the WAEC and JAMB results of one of my students who is applying to study medicine. These results are truly commendable. If you come across any scholarship opportunities, I would greatly appreciate it if you could consider recommending him. He is from Ondo State."
How he scored 328 in JAMB
Apart from his WAEC result, the student also did well in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) administered by the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB).
He scored 328 in JAMB. He got 73 in English language, 84 in physics, 80 in biology, and 91 in chemistry.
When contacted through his teacher, Adetula said he was delighted by his result and wished it encouraged other students.
His words:
"My utmost gratitude goes to the Almighty God, a big thank you to my ever loving parents, siblings and mentors for not giving up. I'm seeking for scholarship to study medicine and surgery in the US, Canada, Australia or New Zealand. I will not forget to acknowledge the effort of Dr. S.A. Saka. Thank you for the privilege to be under your tutelage."
On his part, his teacher, Sulymon said he hopes the boy gets the scholarship he is craving.
He told Legit.ng:
"I have been mentoring him for 3 years now. He is an excellent student right from the day I met him. He most times teaches other fellow students in class. I sincerely hope he receives a scholarship. I recommended that he take the SAT, but I'm not sure what the parents have decided."
Boy rejoices after passing WAEC
A candidate in the 2024 secondary school exam by the West African Examination Council (WAEC) is happy that he passed all the papers.
The student took the West African Senior School Certificate Examination at Eastern Okobo High School, Obufi-Okobo.
He passed all the papers with good grades, scoring A1 in civic education, economics and marketing.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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